2011_logo_Web_4x3.jpgWhen starting your research for your History Day project, you should find your basic information
in one of our encyclopdias. After you have the basics, go to ABC-CLIO or EBSCO for more information. With a good foundation, you are ready to look
for your PRIMARY SOURCES.

2010-11 Debate & Diplomacy: Successes, Failures, Consequences

Step 1: Develop a paperwork management system

Step 2: Select a Topic

Step 3: Do Background Reading for Historical Context

Step 4: Narrow Your Topic

Step 5: Gather and Record Information

Step 6: Analyze and Interpret your Sources and the Topic's Significance in History

Step 7: Develop your thesis

Step 8: Finalize your NHD research project

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DATABASES
PRIMARY SOURCES

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"A primary source is a piece of information about a historical event or period in which the creator of the source was an actual participant in or a contemporary of a historical moment."
"primary sources include documents, artifacts, historic sites, songs, or other written and tangible items created during the historical period you are studying."

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US History Primary Sources

World History Primary Sources

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